Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925. DEMANDS “CLEAN i Scnan st b} By the Associated Press. - 3 = % = 3 o — = | STAUNTON. NL. June 15.—Four 1 > | persons were killed at a grade cross- ’/ , ling here vesterday when _John 7 1 c uayoc, a coal miner, living at Taylor = | Springs, drove his touring car in * 4 5 Andrews Declares “Outlaw‘i_'.."'('n'.e:\f-..?“‘x\T:::‘f/:;fljz'g’??.“,‘;‘{}:gfi‘;; a0 - N o N l \ e ) R Indistry”{oRiRumiTiade - | Dacon 25, e (aiplions NdiugHtes ' N b atest in World. | = [ Greatestin World- — THOUSANDS OF LIVES ' \\\\\\\\“‘"’“{ /// % Press |« ” / ) e ! ana Society for Control of Cancer Says y - 0t 1o Euge & e v vl People May Safeguard Against \ ~ dustry of s tha with which any ernment has had the Malady. to deal S e 4 In a_campus speech to Trinity Col z Jegs students, the fAeld marshal of K, June 15.—The Amer- A ohibition enforcement took ORI, Junel s Sl o, 3 / e aw s ftictam v Issued a statement saving | o “Honestly oD i | that the information which the world | i 8 ed that opponents of any rule | NOW po bout cancer would be 4 A A “come with clean hands” to state sa hou ives, { - g A ection. The speech was. - . --—- C of the the medical pro: v Treasury. > deplored what he i i described as horing-from-within by i o o wilful law violators, and denounced | PTompted becau 1 over 100,000 “hypocrites” in w I calite they homes a shadow of discouragement | may be found and despair has recently been cast| i by the daily press throuzh the inac Government Wrote Commandment. | curate re 1z of the discussions of | Government re 5 ancer problem at the Atlantic etermined step in the matter b of the American I ating community life, 2 A “for the improvem: Jublis atements that cancer . and economic condit f s Inheritable, infectious. incurable. E / community; it in of inevitably fatal and that nobody knew eleventh commandn anything of practical value about the duct of the individual chalt | disease are contrary to the facts, the | not drink society i “Thousands of citize ) i The se must be discovered o this law. Hundred ot uitable measures for its are willfully viola i | on must be employed in every mand for liquor h: ec rily built | case, the society, adding ) up the business of supplying it—and | d the application of x-ra thousands of men have gone into the |and radium are the measures which outlaw business. They have - | the medical profession recognizes as : lished in eff new industr: lu.|the most effective means of com- ng | batting the disease. in. A great many more people have - in de-|been cured by these measures than fiance of Government y are an|is commonly supposed and the num- active enemy fighting nst our in- | ber is constantly increasing. stitutions—to give them aid and com- | fort is hardly an act ood citizen- hip )i Mvers amawtt arinkc en wine| SIS QOTE P means an enormous per cent of profit dustry. The consumers of bootleg Tiquor- other to be hought—ary & what has PRAYER FOR WEEHAWKEN ot A5 ordeinV soan. | RUM DEFENDANTS ASKED 'S—m————e—~. \ = Father Bennett, Prosecution’s Star ; PR - B | A 14-kt. Sol:d White Gold Rectangular everybody A Special Lady’s Ring; set in 18-kt Watch; containing an accurately timed diamond for the By the Associated Press eat price. Reduced to. Reduced to..... A {E \ June 15 ¥ Jun 50c a Week 50c a Week St. Lawrence Roman Catholic ('hun-h" that the dozen Weehawken rum de- | ndents “retain their liberty” were | Ked 3 Witness, Requests Mercy on hi r o S every dqy white gold. A large $32.50 16 - jewel movement. $3 1.50 by the rector, Rev. im mercy plea by | came on the day before the time fixed for the second | trial of the 10 indicted policemen, | Commissfoner Stearns and William' F. | Griffin. Father Bennet Vas S witness of the pr a trial that ended wit = last March. He will be v the | State again at the trial that opens at the courthouse in Jersey City thic | (;_3 an 0\":‘90 Mmocning. ! of prevention Baptists to Enlarge Hospital. | Y ’1’ ST | Now You LYNCHBURG, Va., June 15.—An.| o . nouncement has been made Itke bran e 1l " o ‘ A L=y wa Adpuseed E1ging fitted m a executive committee of the Virginia | e & handsome green or white gold filled casz; Baptist Hospital that u brilliancy, in 18-kt. $9O 00 e cision has been made to o i o guarantee the second unit of the h i white gold. Reduced Redisced '+ ceen ceen educes o beds and will cost 123,000 Like the other buildings, the structure | $1.50 Per Week 50c a Week will be fireproof and modern in all of its appointments which is to provide for * A Beautiful Platium Top Flexible An Onyx Finger Ring; set in -kt Bracelet set with i 1d, with a beautifully cut dia- Al UTSURIY AUTeC G il a "ei_Adjusted Tlinois Move- e ot Wi $10.80 monds and 3 sap- .50 large, beautiful diamond, set n Min Sgreen o enite sou e A phires. Reduced to {wo ' sapphires: in 4 case; guaran- 5 heavy, 18-kt. white gold $125 25 years, Re 50c o Week 75c Per Week (") mounting. Reduced to duced to.... v .or .50 $2.00 Per Week 75¢c Per Week IS CLIMBING UP THIS WAY— NMOQ STIO¥ NOILVYIdS¥3d IHL ANV E——— il WHEN THE THERMOMETER —NOILD3YIA SIHL NI / Ji — | A Real Anniversary Bargain— \ ou A\eed I i 5 i v Neth 1',:0"]#3 Chime Clocks; striking i [knlltllil:lu'r(;l:rl Sets in 95 Ty W e I = . ot = g | ivory (imitation) tor- $17 e r . d Usef = - N ise ber. 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